dabiker
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that will work with the home patrol that would be a little cheaper then the uniden one ? like the (..GARMIN GPS18X PC GPS Navigator Unit COMPUTER CONNECTOR 010-00321-34 NOB..) and will this unit work with the home patrol ?
that no one can tell me if this reciever will work with the homepatrolthat will work with the home patrol that would be a little cheaper then the uniden one ? Like the (..garmin gps18x pc gps navigator unit computer connector 010-00321-34 nob..) and will this unit work with the home patrol ?
It would be nice if uniden would come out with software for the tablets that are out they need to catch up with the times man. it would be nice to hook my scanners to my ipad2 and not have to carry my laptop with me every where too.
It works great with all of my Uniden digital scanners including the HP-1x. This is a winner for me and takes no time at all to acquire a signal and begin transmitting data to the scanner.that no one can tell me if this reciever will work with the homepatrol
if you want to eliminate the adapter all togetherAs far as cable connections I have actually found a compact DB9 male to male null modem adapter so instead of having a null modem and gender changer stacked .
9-Pin DB9 M-M Null Modem Adapter ~STSI (837654168462) | eBay
David Kb7uns
Ask Apple? This isn't an Apple product. Apple has given us a computer and an OS (OS X) that is fully USB compliant. It's up to Uniden to make the software, or a third party company. By that logic, Microsoft should be writing the software to make everything work on Windows.Why not also ask Apple to support the HomePatrol windows software? The homepatrol is USB compatible...
Apple devices like the iphone and ipad are so locked down unless you jailbreak them I wouldn't bother trying to use them for radio control etc, as an example you can't use the bluetooth serial port profile unless your device has a special chip in it for which Apple wants a load of $$$, Android is a much better alternative.Ask Apple? This isn't an Apple product. Apple has given us a computer and an OS (OS X) that is fully USB compliant. It's up to Uniden to make the software, or a third party company. By that logic, Microsoft should be writing the software to make everything work on Windows.
Ask Apple? This isn't an Apple product. Apple has given us a computer and an OS (OS X) that is fully USB compliant. It's up to Uniden to make the software, or a third party company. By that logic, Microsoft should be writing the software to make everything work on Windows.